When one understands the concept of life in this manner...

When one understands the concept of life in this manner, then he naturally feels obliged to perform his responsibilities. A person who truly professes faith in one God cannot free himself from a code of conduct and the duties that come with it. Belief in Allah (S.W.T.) means that a person acknowledges His Favours and Mercy on him and feels that he is answerable to Him. Such a Believer finds Freedom in the sense that he is free to do the right thing i.e. follow the principles set down by his Lord.

He becomes responsible in his attitude, lifestyle etc. and is a stable character who can be relied on to do what is right under any circumstance. A person who does not believe in God ends up becoming a slave to his own desires. While searching for freedom, he finds himself caught in the trap of lust and greed and unable to make the decision to stay away from such evil. They may speak of human rights, oppression and sympathy but their slogans are empty and superficial.

In depth, they hold no foundation and crumble at the slightest challenge. Responsibility does not come naturally to these people as it does to the Believer. 4] Training the Self Faith in One God does not only affect the individual as shown in the three examples above, but also spreads to the society.It helps to create an atmosphere of harmony in social life. Belief in Allah (S.W.T.), creates feelings of concern, compassion and care between human beings.

In the countries that have abandoned God, we see the moral decay that eats away at their core. Violation of human rights, crimes, suicides, heartache, loneliness, broken families, abuse, all this and more is abundant in such communities. People lead selfish lives, putting themselves first before anyone else and searching to satisfy their personal desires at any cost - even that of others.

Individuals within these communities have begun to realize that their members are losing basic humanity and compassion. Some have written about the moral decadence as a plague - corrupt and destructive, blaming it on a widespread loss of spiritual values.

While a Believer finds solidity in his faith and can overcome all problems with the help of fellow brothers, a disbeliever is reduced to being overwhelmed by the smallest difficulty and finds himself having to seek help from strangers in the form of psychiatrists and counselors - and that even at a fee!